Phone Loops: Non-Elastic Phone Grip/ Strap for Hand - Small, Light and Discreet Cell Phone Finger Holder (Pride)

The pics make this look so chic and simple. But it actually just sucks.You loop it through the holes on your case.. which makes your case no longer properly fit your phone...the loop is cool and would work well, maybe if it was already built into the case though.Doesn’t Work for me.I spent more time trying to get my phone to fit in my case, then actually using the loop. No like.

Save yourself a few bucks by cutting up a piece of ribbon and adding double-sided tape. That’s all this is.

Kinda disappointed in myself for this one. My husband doesn't like how big the iPhones are now. Purchased because he didn't want more bulk to his pocket or to catch on something. I paid $9 for a piece of ribbon and double sided sticky tape. Looks lame, about as lame as a I feel for buying it.

Do NOT think this is worth the money. This is not stretchy, it's too thick for most cases/charges, and lost its color where it bends. Worst of all... mi fingers cramp (no joke) because of it not being flexible

At first, this strap got in the way of my touch sensor, so fingerprint access was hampered on my S9. Looped it thru the camera flash opening for awhile, but it just didn't work well. Repositioned (easy; sticky backing still stuck) back to main opening & eventually the strap relaxed enough that I can now use the touch sensor again. Anyway, it sure does stop my hand from cramping while holding my phone, so I'm happy with purchase. Pls be aware, you must have a phone cover to use this loop.

Really easy to install. However, it does get a bit uncomfortable after prolonged periods of time.It does give me a sense of security while holding my phone that I won't be dropping it. I have read reviews on how you could probably DIY these, but I think the material they are made of is not exactly only a "ribbon". I think it is worth the price for the fast shipping. You can get these for less at their site with a wait of 2+ weeks.

I was looking for something to replace my Pop Socket with so I could use wireless charging, and so I could hear/feel my phone buzz when I set it on my table at work. This looks like it will do the trick, because I was able to hear/feel my phone while it was on vibrate all day.I put it on so I could put two fingers in the loop, instead of one like the directions say to, and it feels a lot more secure. I'm able to hold my phone upside down without it falling off my fingers.Comfort wise, I use my first and middle finger in the loop, and then my ring finger rests below it, and my pinky is at the actual bottom of my phone, and I have noticed that my ring fingers start to cramp up and ache a little after a while, but comparatively I would get sore spots on my fingers where the plastic from the Pop Socket dug in.There is a little slack, unlike what is shown in the pictures, because of the room for my fingers.The tape feels strong and I'm not worried that it will come off. It was very easy to put on. I put it through one hole (fingerprint reader in my case) and stuck it down, put the other end through the charger hole and stuck it with tape until I got the "fit" the way I liked it. Then I stuck it down for real.I have seen reviews talking about it losing color at corners, and I have seen that too after two days. I got the loop in black, and it is not that the color is rubbing off, but that the ribbon is not woven with just the main color. Like mine the ribbon is woven with black showing, but white underneath. So when the ribbon is stretched around an edge, the other color shows through. I've seen this with other ribbon before. Not very attractive in my opinion, but not a deal breaker, and it's not noticable at first glance. Just wish the manufacturers had used ribbon that was woven with just the one color.I also thought about DIYing a phone loop from ribbon from the store because this really is a simple design, but I decided to buy this instead because I figured it would be better engineered/stronger. I believe that is the case, as it's industrial 3M adhesive and not just plain old Scotch double sided tape to keep it on. Plus the cost of tape + ribbon would be the same as just buying this. I would have rather paid $5 for this product because $10 feels a little sharp for a piece of ribbon and some nice adhesive.I don't know if it's repositionable, but I never have had good luck with repositioning any type of phone grip so I'd just assume it's not.Overall, I think it will do exactly what I need it to do, so I think it's pretty good. Very clever idea too.

I LOVE my phone loop! It is the best accessory for my phone! I don't like the pop-sockets or other loops that go on the back of the phone because I am constantly putting my phone in my back pocket of my jeans. With those type of phone holder thingys (yes, that's the technical term), I can't slide my phone in and out of my back pocket easily. The Phone Loop is the best accessory. It doesn't add any weight or bulkiness at all! It's the most perfect phone holder thingy ever!

It is a piece of ribbon with adhesive on each end. It is not elastic and does not work for intended purpose. An elastic band would be more effective. Regret this purchase after trying to use for 4 days.

Wow, I must say I was surprised upon arrival. With all the good reviews, I thought I finally found the perfect thing, and at a great price. Now, $9 isn't expensive, but when all you get is a piece of ribbon, it's crazy! This can be made for a few bucks with dollarama stuff. It's a piece of ribbon, with double sided tape on it. Can't comment on how well it worked because I am sending it back. It's not what I thought it was nor what I need. It has no flexibility at all, you'd be better off wrapping an elastic band around it!

It’s basically a ribbon with some sticky tape on it. The ribbon doesn’t even have any elastic in it. Don’t bother!

It's advantage, being flat and usable with wireless charging is also it's disadvantage. That makes it difficult to slide your fingers under the loop. I guess you can just leave a bit more slack. But then I'm not sure if can be used with wireless charging anymore. So, I most of the time end up not using the loop.

A strip of material with a bit of double sided tape on each end